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Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles reboot linked to anarchist group
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Ed Williamson
12th July 2012
The subjects of a soon-to-be-revived multi-million-dollar merchandising franchise are, it turns out, fervent anti-capitalists looking to bring down society from within. And eat pizza.
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Each turtle still plays a particular role: Leonardo (Jason Biggs) is "the leader", Donatello (Rob Paulsen, who originally voiced Raphael in the 1987-96 series) is "the brains", Raphael (Sean Astin) is "the muscle", and Michelangelo (Greg Cipes) is "the wild one".
It's like a band. You want a Beatles thing.
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I'm excited because there are four turtles. There were four hobbits. I love the idea that somehow guys in four can make a change in the world, make a difference.
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